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Old 17-04-2006, 04:09 PM   #1
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Default 3.9 Head on 4.0L Motor

Hi

I have a 3.9L head on a 4.0L ED bottom end, just wondering if the compression will be too high to turbo this motor, or if it will still be safe? :

Head has stronger valve springs and WADE 1636 CAM

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Old 17-04-2006, 05:27 PM   #2
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I'd run with it... as you know, keep an eye on detation.

Be interesting to see how it behaves with that cam.
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